DeMyer's Laws - an argument that consists primarily of rambling quotes isn't worth bothering with.
I'll pick and choose my time for explaining how much of a subject I'm not to whatever official decides to bring society's law against me. I don't recognise the crown. It can fuck right off along with as many subjects who deem themselves to be beholden to some pseudo-bureaucratic as possible. Your idea has merit and I will consider it.
Anything that requires a law is fascism. Anything other than that is bullshit mumbo jumbo that some fascist retarded fuck wrote down in order for 121 people to ummm and ahhhhhh over before calling it a law of society. The crown might own you, but they don't own me, they only own the corporate they "created" without my consent when I was born. Given that, I fail to see how they can deem themselves as representing my physical being when they clearly don't, because I do.
I didn't think!!! I experimented!!!
For the record, I think it is stupid, but yes, there is a constitutional difference between the Queen of England and the Queen of NZ, despite it being the same person.
Personally, I don't understand why we just don't change the title of our Head of State from "Monarch" to "President", ditch the Queen and apply the title President to the Gov. General.
..and yet you use the hospitals, schools (although there is plenty of evidence that you dodged a decent education) roads, own property and generally avail yourself of the trappings of a democracy.
Why don't you trot along to Parliament, walk into the Chamber and loudly declare your beliefs whilst buggering the Speaker?
Or are you just an internet anarchist, an onanist warrior or a common or garden blowhard?
there is no constitution. by which it could be constitutionally stopping any shit....
no. you have no standing, and i expect, nor was he submitting shit to you.
come on lawyerjew, it sais it in your jewscript. this is like an open book exam...
what is a person, and what is new zealand?
Firstly, a constitution is the system by which a state is governed. It can be based on precedent and doesn’t need to be written or codified.
Secondly, the use of the expression “constitutionally speaking” in this case referred to the lack of a constitution, which is caused by the reluctance of Maori to change their relationship with the Crown through the Treaty of Waitangi.
I would be jiggy with that. I don't approve of electing the person to hold that office though. I have become more favourable toward the monarchy as I have aged: principally because of my almost complete distrust of politicians. So I don't want to elect someone because they WANT the job. The Royales at least have had concepts of duty and service drilled into them from in utero onward. Having said that, given the way we split our executive, legislative and judicial roles in this country, I acknowlege that electing a President who is a Governor General equivalent (with not much* in the way of actual power - stark contrast with a US president) might not be an issue. Particularly if we get people of the calibre of Paul Reeves, Jerry Mataparae etc.
*I guess we could ask Geoff Whitlam about that, right?
I thought elections were decided by angry posts on social media. - F5 Dave
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